Arnold H. Buss

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Arnold H. Buss is affiliated with the following schools: University of Texas at Austin, Naval Postgraduate School, Indiana University, Rutgers University, University of Pittsburgh, New York University

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According to Wikipedia, Arnold Herbert Buss was a professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Texas at Austin known for his work in aggression, temperament, self-consciousness and shyness. Career Buss received his B.A. from New York University in 1947 after serving as a medic in the United States Army during World War II and received his Ph.D. from Indiana University Bloomington in 1952. He worked as a lecturer at the University of Iowa from 1951 to 1952 and then served as the Chief Psychologist at Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital from 1952 to 1957. He was a professor at the University of Pittsburgh from 1957 to 1965 and a professor at Rutgers University from 1965 to 1969. He joined the faculty of the University of Texas at Austin in 1969 as a full professor and would retire in 2008.

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Arnold H. Buss's Published Works

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The aggression questionnaire. (1992) (5523)
Public and private self-consciousness: Assessment and theory. (1975) (3632)
An inventory for assessing different kinds of hostility. (1957) (2661)
Shyness and sociability. (1981) (1274)
A Temperament Theory of Personality Development (1975) (1266)
Temperament: Early Developing Personality Traits (1984) (1239)
Self-consciousness and social anxiety (1980) (1166)
Roundtable: what is temperament? Four approaches. (1987) (1099)
The Psychology of Aggression (1963) (976)
Personality Traits (1989) (731)
Consciousness of Body: Private and Public (1981) (487)
An analysis of the Self-Monitoring Scale. (1980) (473)
PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFICIT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. II. INTERFERENCE AND ACTIVATION. (1965) (293)
Alcohol and human physical aggression. (1969) (252)
Self-consciousness, self-report of aggressiveness, and aggression (1978) (240)
PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFICIT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: I. AFFECT, REINFORCEMENT, AND CONCEPT ATTAINMENT. (1965) (220)
Instrumentality of aggression, feedback, and frustration as determinants of physical aggression. (1966) (198)
Self-awareness and physical aggression (1974) (176)
A Theory of Shyness (1986) (161)
Physical aggression in relation to different frustrations. (1963) (151)
The effect of verbal reinforcement combinations on conceptual learning. (1956) (109)
The inheritance of temperaments. (1973) (101)
Dissonance, aggression, and evaluation of pain. (1962) (93)
Reversal and nonreversal shifts in concept formation with partial reinforcement eliminated. (1956) (92)
Classification of personality traits. (1987) (92)
Personality: Evolutionary Heritage and Human Distinctiveness (1988) (90)
Psychological Dimensions of the Self (2001) (89)
SHIFTING PRODUCTION BOTTLENECKS: CAUSES, CURES, AND CONUNDRUMS (2009) (86)
Drama and the self in social interaction. (1984) (85)
Web-based simulation: revolution or evolution? (2000) (84)
Two anxiety factors in psychiatric patients. (1962) (77)
Building complex models with LEGOs (Listener Event Graph Objects) (2002) (75)
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTION BOTTLENECKS (1995) (75)
Acquisition and extinction with different verbal reinforcement combinations. (1956) (75)
Discrete event simulation on the world wide web using java (1996) (74)
Social Behavior and Personality (1986) (71)
The EAS Theory of Temperament (1991) (68)
Personality: Temperament, Social Behavior, and the Self (1995) (67)
The effect of harm on subsequent aggression. (1966) (63)
Distributed simulation modeling: a comparison of HLA, CORBA, and RMI (1998) (61)
Rigidity as a function of reversal and non-reversal shifts in the learning of successive discriminations. (1953) (61)
Aggression and hostility in psychiatric patients. (1962) (61)
Understanding shyness: Four questions and four decades of research. (2010) (60)
Cross-paradigm simulation modeling: Challenges and successes (2011) (60)
Driving Frequency Selection for Frequency Domain Simulation Experiments (1991) (60)
Pain tolerance and group identification. (1967) (59)
EFFECTS OF JUSTIFICATION FOR AGGRESSION AND COMMUNICATION WITH THE VICTIM ON POSTAGGRESSION DISSONANCE. (1964) (57)
Activity Delay in Stochastic Project Networks (1997) (57)
Social rewards and personality. (1983) (56)
Firing a weapon and aggression. (1972) (56)
Lot Splitting in Stochastic Flow Shop and Job Shop Environments (1996) (55)
The measurement of anxiety in clinical situations. (1955) (53)
The development of embarrassment. (1979) (51)
Modeling with event graphs (1996) (51)
Conditioning of hostile verbalizations in a situation resembling a clinical interview. (1958) (45)
Simple movement and detection in discrete event simulation (2005) (44)
Discrete Event Programming with Simkit (2001) (43)
Operant conditioning of hostile verbs in relation to experimenter and subject characteristics. (1960) (42)
Temperament (PLE: Emotion): Early Developing Personality Traits (2014) (42)
Simkit: component based simulation modeling with Simkit (2002) (42)
Temperaments as personality traits. (1989) (41)
The measurement of hostility in clinical situations. (1956) (40)
Repression and guilt in relation to aggression. (1963) (39)
A follow-up item analysis of the Taylor anxiety scale. (1955) (37)
Stimulus generalization as a function of verbal reinforcement combinations. (1954) (37)
The psychology of aggression, New York and London (John Wiley & Sons) 1961. (1961) (36)
PERSONALITY PROCESSES AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES The Aggression Questionnaire (1992) (34)
A model for frequency domain experiments (1987) (32)
Theory and Measurement of EAS (2014) (31)
Basic Event Graph Modeling (2001) (30)
Verbal conditioning and anxiety. (1958) (29)
Misattribution and speech anxiety. (1984) (27)
Two Kinds of Shyness (2013) (27)
VOLUME AND CAPACITY INTERACTION IN FACILITY DESIGN (1994) (26)
Pathways to Individuality: Evolution and Development of Personality Traits (2011) (25)
Psychology: man in perspective (1973) (24)
Evolutionary Perspectives on Personality Traits (1997) (24)
A comparison of the accuracy of discrete event and discrete time (2010) (24)
The scaling of terms used to describe personality. (1957) (22)
Stimulus generalization and aggressive verbal stimuli. (1961) (22)
A study of concept formation as a function of reinforcement and stimulus generalization. (1950) (22)
Composability and component-based discrete event simulation (2007) (22)
Assignment Scheduling Capability for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - A Discrete Event Simulation with Optimization in the Loop Approach to Solving a Scheduling Problem (2006) (21)
Association and affect as determinants of displaced aggression (1974) (21)
Dynamic Allocation of Fires and Sensors (DAFS): A Low-Resolution Simulation for Rapid Modeling (2006) (19)
The effect of item style on social desirability and frequency of endorsement. (1959) (18)
Verbal conditioning and extinction with verbal and nonverbal reinforcers. (1958) (17)
Reflection-Impulsivity and Intelligence (1973) (16)
Acquisition, extinction, and counterconditioning with different verbal reinforcement combinations. (1959) (15)
Comments on the Paper: 'Heuristic and Special Case Algorithms for Dispersion Problems' by S. S. Ravi, D. J. Rosenkrantz and G. K. Tayi (1998) (12)
The effects of time advance mechanism on simple agent behaviors in combat simulations (2011) (12)
Some determinants of rigidity in discrimination-reversal learning. (1952) (12)
Theories of schizophrenia (1969) (12)
Joint modeling and analysis using XMSF Web services (2004) (11)
Stimulus generalization as a function of clinical anxiety and direction of generalization. (1955) (11)
Aggression, Anger, and Hostility. (1961) (11)
A tutorial on discrete-event modeling with simulation graphs (1995) (11)
Rigidity as a function of absolute and relational shifts in the learning of successive discriminations. (1953) (10)
Stimulus generalization and schizophrenia. (1967) (9)
Simkit Analysis Workbench for Rapid Construction of Modeling and Simulation Components (2004) (9)
A Dynamic Response Surface Model for Frequency Domain Simulation Experiments (1988) (9)
Supplementary report: generalization of a nonverbal response to aggressive verbal stimuli. (1962) (9)
MEDIATED STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AND WORDS CONNOTING MOOD. (1963) (8)
Anger, frustration, and aversiveness. (2004) (8)
Assessing obstacle location accuracy in the REMUS unmanned underwater vehicle (2004) (8)
Alcohol and human physical aggression. (1970) (7)
Architecture initiatives: component-based simulation modeling (2000) (7)
Social Behavior and Personality (Psychology Revivals) (2014) (6)
Supplementary report maintenance of a previously learned concept as a function of partial reinforcement. (1959) (6)
Stimulus generalization and the matching principle. (1967) (5)
Stimulus Generalization with Aggressive Verbal Stimuli: A New Paradigm (1962) (5)
Using a low-resolution entity model for shaping initial conditions for high- resolution combat models (2007) (4)
Some extensions and limitations of frequency domain experiments (1988) (4)
Reliability of linear oscillators subject to wind loads (1990) (4)
Stimulus generalization and fear of snakes. (1968) (4)
The Physiology of Anger. (1961) (4)
Sequential experimentation for estimating the optimal delay of activities in PERT networks (1995) (4)
System identification using frequency domain methodology (1990) (4)
Mean-variance interactions in process improvement and capacity design (1995) (4)
Commentary - Dynamic, Distributed, Platform Independent OR/MS Applications - A Network Perspective (1998) (4)
Modeling anti-air warfare with discrete event simulation and analyzing naval convoy operations (2017) (4)
Perceptual defense and "prerecognition responsivity" in relation to hostility, anxiety and impulsivity. (1960) (4)
Using XMSF Web Services for Joint Modeling and Analysis (2004) (3)
Psychology, Behavior in Perspective (1978) (3)
PAN ARCHITECTURE FOR DYNAMIC PLANNING SYSTEMS USING LOOSELY COUPLED COMPONENTS (1998) (3)
Mission Command Analysis Using Monte Carlo Tree Search (2013) (3)
Response Intensity and Stimulus Generalization with Neutral Verbal Stimuli (1964) (3)
The association of animals with familial figures. (1957) (2)
Activity Level and Words Connoting Mood (1965) (2)
Stimulus generalization with words connoting anxiety. (1966) (2)
Self-Consciousness Scale (2012) (2)
Investigating Aggression in the Laboratory. (1961) (2)
Vigilance performance modeled as a complex adaptive system with Listener Event Graph Objects (LEGOS) (2004) (2)
Core validation for Maritime Operations Simulation (MarOpsSim) (1999) (2)
Building a Simulation Object Model of a Legacy Simulation / Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO) papers (1997) (2)
From legacy model to future federate: the Janus Simulation Object Model (1997) (2)
Aggression Questionnaire (AQ) 1992 (1995) (1)
Some extentions and limitations of frequency domain experiments (1988) (1)
Punishment, Displacement, and Conflict. (1961) (1)
Implementation of Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) Algorithm in COMBATXXI using JDAFS (2014) (1)
Wireless networks to support rapid decision-making (2000) (1)
Aggression in Children. (1961) (1)
Making Up for Lost Time: An Evolutionary and Developmental Perspective on Personality (2011) (1)
Personality Theories of Aggression. (1961) (0)
Delay of Frustration and Aggression (1973) (0)
Heredity and the EAS Temperaments (2014) (0)
Antecedents of Aggression. (1961) (0)
Applicability assessment for maritime operations simulation (MarOpsSim)--phase II (2003) (0)
Scheduling of Army UAVs Accounting for the Uncertainty of Attrition (2007) (0)
Commentary: What is Problematic About a Discourse Called Unproblematic ? (1998) (0)
COMBATXXI, JDAFS, and LBC Integration Requirements for EASE (2015) (0)
Later developing traits: Sensation seeking, aggression, and dominance. (2012) (0)
The Learning of Hostile Materials. (1961) (0)
Self Consciousness Scale; Social Anxiety Subscale 1975 (1991) (0)
Self II: Self-esteem and identity. (2012) (0)
Personality and abnormality. (2012) (0)
Continuity, Environment, and the EAS (2014) (0)
Temperament I: Activity and emotionality. (2012) (0)
Revised Shyness Scale 1981 (1991) (0)
ABSTRACT MODELING WITH EVENT GRAPHS (1996) (0)
The Pediatric Approach (2014) (0)
Towards a Discrete Event Methodology for Modeling Agent Behavior (2012) (0)
Evolution and Development (2014) (0)
Discrete Event Component Architecture for Modeling Ships (2010) (0)
Future directions for frequency domain approach (1987) (0)
Simulation of a readiness-based sparing optimization (2017) (0)
Self I: Self-consciousness. (2012) (0)
Shyness and Sociability Scale (2011) (0)
Temperament II: Sociability and impulsiveness. (2012) (0)
Schizophrenia : seven approaches (2017) (0)
Team 10: Joint Dynamic Allocation of Fires and Sensors (JDAFS) Joint Starting Conditions Analysis (2008) (0)

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